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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

WHEN the steamer Pavonia was 225
miles off Boston light recently she met
the Britannia repairing an Atlantic
cable. A battery was brought into
use, and word was oabled from the
ocean to Boston that the Pavonia
would arrive Sunday noon. The news
was published in Boston papers, but no
one knew until the arrival in Boston
OF the Pavonia that it came from the
vessel herself
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

! DIR. 6. Fl. MARTIN, one of the Lead
ers OF the recent revolution in Hawaii,
said in Pittsburgh recently that great
changes for the better have been made
In the Government, with which, it
would seem, King Kalakaua has now
very little to do, as he is controlled by
the Cabinet and Legislature
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
THE CHANNEL DISASTER.

Only Eighty of the Ill-Fated Schotten's
Passengers Saved, Leaving the List of
Lost at 1872.
LONDON, Nov. CIT has been ascertained
that of the 212 passengers who embarked
on the Inflated steamer w. A. Schotten but
eighty are known to have been saved
There were 500 ife-preservers on board
and most of the passengers were sup
piled with them, but in a majority
of cases they proved useless, as many
OF the passengers Went down with
the ship. 1t is the universal feeling that
the steamer Rosa Mary is to blame for the
awful accident, although Captain Webster
and Chief Mate Wells declare that their YES
sci was at anchor when the collision oc-
CURED.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

I Two YOUNG ladies carried out each
key of gunpowder from a burning
store during recent fire at New Mar
tinsville, W. Va Their names are
Belle Borroughs and Virginia SPRING
er: The exploit was hazardous, as the
kegs were so hot they could only be
handled when enveloped in wet cloths,
but it prevented a disastrous explo-
sion
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

THE New York Mail and Cypress has
discovered the startling truth W. if it be
truth-that the value of all the gum
chewed by the beauty and the chivalry of
this blessed country in single year is
$50, 0O0,0 600. This is power Of gum,
and when you figure out how many
chews 100000 will buy for one cent
a chew, it isn't SO surprising that
every body seems to be chewing for
dear life, or that you can't scratch a
match on the under side of mantel-
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
a Big Business in Mortgaees in Tho West

a Big business in Mortgages in The West
CHICAGO. Nov 22.-A Times corespon-
dent at Boston sends some interesting tjg-
ures which show to what an enormous ex-
tent Eastern capitalists are loaning money
on real estate in the West It is computed
that at least.S1 SOC, 600 is sent West every
month from Boston for investment in farm
ndcity mortgages, while the savings banks
and insurance companies of some of the
New England States have enormous sums
placed in the same sort of securities. So
far the business has been carried on with as
tonishingly small losses
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

! ANTHONY CoMsTocK is waging a
vigorous war against Edward L.
Knoedler, well-known 6ne-art dealer
in New York. Among Objectionable
pictures in the defendants possession
are works of artists of worldwide
fame, but they are not highly valued
by MI. Comstock, who says: "Fine
art may be lewd and indecent
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

Mrs. HOLMES, of Cincinnati, who has
just reached home after a three thou
sand-mile yacht cruise through the
Ersat lakes, managed her own yacht
during the entire trip.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

+ HE plaintiff in a suit against COM
mercial agency at Montreal was
awarded two thousand dollars dam
ages upon showing that his business
had been injuriously affected by false
information furnished by the defend
ants to one Of their customers.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

THE new American church at Nice,
France, owes its lavish anonymous
gifts to Mrs. Nivens, the widowed sis
ter OF Mr. Vanderbilt, who is now de-
fraying the cost of the new rectory.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

COLONEL Copy (..Buffalo Bill'')
says he has made $500, 900 out of his
Wild West show, and Nate Salisbury
has cleared 100000 from the same
combination.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
Pennsylvania Vote.

HARRISBURG, Pa Nov 21-The vote Of
the State at the last election gives Hart
tRep.) plurality of 40. SIS for State Treas
urer and Williams Rep.} for Supreme Court
Judge plurality of 40, 40. The Prohibi-
ton vote has fallen Off since last year about
ID, OOO, but is nearly 4. GOO greater than
that OF 1888, The Labor vote reaches
about 8, 900. which is an increase, as COM
pared with that cast for Governor last year,
OF over 8, OJ0 Hart, for State Treasurer,
has larger plurality by 2. 800 than that
received by Governor. Beaver last year.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
FOREST FIRES RAGING.


FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas, Texas, Tens
ne ssec, Mississippi and Colorado Visited,
and Great Damage Results-Fears That
Some Loss of Life Has Occurred
ST. LouIs, Nov. %. This city is much
exercised over the forest fires. News from
Arkansas, Texas, and as far west as Fort
Worth, distance Of nearly 500 miles, indi-
cate no abatement of the fires In sections
remote from telegraph a i'd railway stations
it is feared that terrible loss Of human and
animal life has occurred
Southwest Missouri timber regions are all
ablszs. No fog was ever denser than the
smoke in St Louis yesterday and last night
Twas impossible to distinguish objects q
block away. This indicates rapid spread of
the flames in the back-country woods
Many people here are sick from the effects
OF the smoke, and every body complains of
eyes becoming sore. The loss to property
In the Southwest, as heard from so far, is
estimated at $500, 600
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. %. The forest
fires continue in this section, and the dam
age sustained is very serious Several gin
houses in Crittanden County, Ark, have
been burned; also in the counties of Missis-
sippi which border the river Steamers can
not run, owing to the dense smoke which
prevails from Vicksburg, Miss, to a
point 15Q miles above Memphis total
distance of $50 miles. Fires are burning
evelyWhere within this territory, and there
is no Immediate prospect OF rain. Travel
by rail is also ohstructed from these causes
Several trestles on the Kansas City road
have been destroyed, and communicat
with ST Louis is now made via Forest City,
Ark Never before in the history of the
country has there been such wide
spread confGgration, and the loss to farm
ers VIII be very heavy Owing to the se-
cluded country and the lack Of Geographic
facilities, it will be several DAYS before the
true condition of affairs is learned from the
counties In Arkansas west of Memphis
Reports come from every quarter of fires
and the loss that is being sustained. The
only escape thatis promised will come from
rain, and in nearly all the churches prayers
We're offered Sunday that showers might
fall and the destruction cease.
VANDALIA, Ill, Nov. 22.-Reports from
the county show that the heavy wind which
has prevailed for twentyfour hours has
caused the fires in the Okasy bottom to
spread rapidly. Every thing that will To-
mite is at the mercy of the flames OWino.
to t1a scarcity of wafer. ,n,,ch ala,.n, So fai.
by those living in the vicinity Of the fire.
The flames are causing incalculable damage
to farms.
New ORLEANS, Nov. % city is filed
with smoke and the same conditions are
reported from Yazoo City and from many
points in the Mississippi Yazoo anu Talla-
hatchie valleys. and NAVIGATION on the Mis-
sissippi is being impeded. Fires along the
Tallahatchie are supposed to be the cause.
Terrible fires are raging on Haney Island
and Kilby Lake, and much damage from
forest fires is reported in Southern Arkan-
sas.
KIT CARSON, Col, Nov 22-During high
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
FoREIGN YNTEIIIGENcr


ENGLAND, France, Belgium, Holland, Ger
many and Denmark arrived at an agree
ment OH the 10th to stop the traffic in
liquor among the fishermen of the North
sea-
A CHINESE steamer, the Wah Yeung, was
reported on the 18th to have been destroyed
by fire recently in the Canton river, and
four hundred Of her passengers lost their
lives.
BIZ an explosion in coal mine at Speise-
man, Germany, fourteen persons were
killed on the 16.
KING HUMBERT in his speech at the OPEN
ing of the italian Parliament on the 18th
said that all his efforts would aim at the
preservation of peace and that the other
great powers had the same object in view.
The Central Bank of Canada, at Toronto.
failed on the 18th
In the recent raids upon the Nihilists in
the leading towns of Russia $50 persons
were On the 10th said to have been arrested.
Nine officers under arrest had committed
suicide.
REPORTS received from St Petersburgh
on the Goth state that Russia was massing
100000 soldiers near the German and
Austrian frontiers
AT Nice, Italy, the new American church
was completed on the 10th.
On the 10Th all the members Of the French
Cabinet resigned.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
The Indiana stase-uouse.

ISDlAKAPoIIs, Ind, Nov 21-The new
State House has been formally accepted by
the commissioners The total cost of the
building wiz be 81, $50, 900, which is $780,
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
Steamboat Inspector,s Renort

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The annual report
OF lnspector-General Dumont of the Steam
boat Inspection Service, is made public.
The service is composed of 147 persons
During the year 6, 12O vessels were inspect
ed and "a, 9SS officers licensed Forty six
casualties at sea resulted in the loss of 900
lives, compared to 1872 lost during 1886.
OF those lost at sea ~ were passengers and
l46 officers and employees of steamers The
service is declared to be In excellent condi-
ton, and meme of the disasters reported are
attributable to neglect of duty by inspec-
tors
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
IRA sANKEY, the singing evangelist,
sailed for Europe the other day.

A KENTUCKY jury has acquitted a
man named Pendulum so that he will
not have to swing.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
THE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
Annual Report of the Supcrintendent-A
Large Increase in Mail Matter

annual Report of the Superintendent-A
Large Increase in Mail Matter.
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.-The annual report
of Colonel ]. +. Bates, superintendent of
the free delivery system Of the Post-office
Department, shows that since July /, 1868,
the number of free delivery offices has in
creased from sc to 189, and that the num-
Der of carriers employed increased from 6S5
to 8. 30 The cost of the service for the
last fiscal year was So, 6l8, 692, an increase
OF $500, 1856 over the previous year The
report shows that during the year the car
riars delivered and collected z, 234, 564, $50
pieces Of mail matter, an increase during
the year of over $50, 600, 900 pieces.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

Suburban Society Talk gu
we're at Mrs. Strong dinner-party the
other evening. Did she set q good ta-
blePn Pretty fair. She gave US nap.
kins, but no toothpicks. =
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

Sixty persons were killed during fight
between the Ameer of Afghanistan's troops
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

At choir rehearsal Miss Julie, rs
gwan ask 20 ter sing a solo fur the
sorfertory t morrer.' 2 .Ho, laws, Mis-
tab Boots, L KANT 'nless Mrs. Johnsing
II sing wild me! rs SIGH a little goosey.
rs skeered at de SCUM OBJ m'own
voice. =
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

The livery stable OF s B. Miller. on West
Van Buren, sareat, Chicago, was DESTROYED
by fire Saturday, and twenty five horses
were burned to death
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
Will Spend Over $4,000, 900 on a We'd

SAN francisco, Nov. 2l.-It seems that
IN amount equal to $40, 600, 900, estimated
by the Empress dowager of China to be suf-
haient for the expenses of the young EN-
psroT's coming marriage, was too small
The latest news from China is that the
officials charged with the arrangements for
the marriage have reported to her Majesty
that at least 81 ,750, 600 will be required
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26
Miss NeMhnrY lof Boston I'D

Miss NeWbury lof Boston
you know Mr.. Trainer at Yale?"
Young Chubbs 4. Know himP rather
think I do. Why, he's the funniest
man in the class Miss NeWbul'y--
Il never heard that he was specially
brilliant. Young Chubbs (absent-
mindedly) You ought to get him him
full once, and hear him tell stories. -
Judge.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

A seven-foot vein of good coal has been
struck at Breeze. Ill, at depth of $50
feet
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-26

"A boy who promises his dying
mother that he will never strike back
may make an awfully good man. but
he will find himself on the run sixdays
out Of seven. There are lots of fellows
who want to lick just such q man.--:
Detroit Free Press.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
Sr9moeuins Yolitif.

"gaetu Sort times" iorteller at Der
2ouispile paa SO Elmer blep iub1fri=
beret $4,000 al 8renbepins 6anblere
for at bruses moo Yrobibitipns Mmenbe=
mentet / Eeras, os at 5000 mere ifnloe
lifres. ut ct. Souls piloe itptte, iami
8eitern @rport Nslociation (osiaa en-
Notwithstanding inoen lite Mai.
Scr. s. $. Maoben er Nsent for
giten pg oprettet lit &ontur / Seem Sort.
San f%ortalte en- Correspondent til "Ibe
8oice" at ben rationale protective Mslo=
eiatiun tiltos / Meolemsantal ipr at be-
fjGmpe Nnlenbementet / 5eras, laapel
lpm ale ntore 5tener, bpor bet lfulbe
fomn1e op, at Ben beitoo al Salppniolf %
belit llise lom banoleoe / @bolelale.
"9enter pere at befjempe 8robibition
meo 9ense?," ipurste correspondence.
"Nei, men meb Nr9umenter, p par
Sparet.
"8ebppes Der iaa nleset 8ense for at
fremfomme meo bisle Nrsumenter?"
"SSa, hi bebpper en- bel 0el Hense for
at sjpre bet eftertrpffelist tbi for ner=
perenoe bar hi lite 1aaban Organization
lom Yrobibitioniiterne, os fan iaalebes
life mpbe Dem paa beres esen @runo os
meb oeres esen 5remsan9smaaoe
men bet er 9enlisten. 9erfor er jes
fommet bib, for at ri fan faa ct Splag al
2iteratur os ensasere sooe 9alere. S
Mi6isan bleu ri bjulpet al 5alere, Der
life itaar i bfrifte 5orbinbelle meb por
9raffit, men lom mobarbeioer 8robibiz
tionen paa @runolas al ben %fonlerpatipe
Yoltttf, Set frell lie os / Mi9isan os
ben 6remsanssmaabe oil ri benptte /
9eras."
"@r BET Blot 8robibition bere oil til
Qips?"
"eSa, uoeluffenbe bet. 8robibition ct
blepen en- national Sag, us por Mislion
er enc os alene at mpbe benz
"6pao gjer oere oa meo Sigh 2icenie
Der mi asiteres iaa meset."
"Waeo ben sjpr ri insentins. Sen
amer ri Blot iom total Sag, en- al mberz
orbnet Betpouins. 0en operlaoes til
be forifjellise 5teoer at sigre bpao be
timber for sobt. 81 peuoer % Blot mob
ben Sag iom truer os met, o9 bet er
Yrobibition,"
"6por it9rf er ebers SCREENING? {"
Sen teller MI $500 Meblemmer,
mert jes brpr mig life ont at iise bpab
&pnti9enten er. 8i bar be fle1te Mebz
lemmer / Belten og Spben, men baaber
at blipe mestise Der | Often inben lang
Glib"
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20

3o9ea 81 fonanaer % SOlen pprunoen,
GIotioenS 0Dreite 60 er oiunben,
8rlot e. MarbunOrebers Maat.
Norge er frit. % bets Jremtio ia truDer;
Neu fun peo traftioe, iianenoe SGnocr
etprfes ben belise Yaot.
5ribeo Ct pinoes Deb leOi8e Drpmme,
BinoeS meo & mob De mpoenoe Strpmme
Site peo 9pipl % peo 6lust.
8un oper 6nren, iom Hlo9iernet oraser,
8pl8er ben ri8e, ben 9linienbe Nser,
Moones ben ioftise 6rust.
Nlorig f~prtpiple, al0ri8 forage!
gfter be tiln8e, be mBrfeite Gage
Stiger bog Mur9en engans. X
sc, ben er fommen! Sol er ~oprunoen,
6ribeoens Ju9l alt iiooer / 2unoen,
Singer lin freibi9e Gang!
u. Mnncb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20


ON gutetes Dnrtnin9. @jbbile Marfen
let os siepnt. elsi life fgr SOroen er
tgr moi til at blipe lps, os life les9e liz
fore stpffer. 9lgi omtrGnt 9 Toni
mer bDbt. !0arue iaa mart JON malist.
Slant benz omfrin9 4 Tomner opbt. 6or
bDb Ylantning er oite Maria9ct til at
Botetene bliper ifirpet. @rau life Soro
omfring Ylanten. Oens &bboer triueS
beoit unber jeun SOro, % HDteterne potter
beore. Hlant i lanse 8effer, paa benne
Maaoe fan Der bruses Gultipator iiteoet
for Soe. Dtte Buibel Yoteter @ifaaret til
bpert, Die er nof for en- Mcre. Hlant n1eo
en- 6oos Mellemrlm. Senere Soteter
bebgper mere Stun.
sGs al famine @tprelle % Jarpe lelges
til bseire 9ris eHb blanoeoe. Nor 9sns
er al forifjellis &aie pil % Wssene bllue
forifje0ige i Stgrelie os Jarpe. sGs at
Qegborn &alen er alminoelig anerflenot
for i'm rene 5arpe os iel9es for &c mere
pr Duiin.
Zen rette 9ib at pbelegge u9reslet
er urlber ben parmelte Sommertio. Men
ba bette Slags Mrbeioe er Ell parig
Scamp er bet beolt life at labe bet faa 9io
til at begDnoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
u0lQu0et.

Set meloes fra 2unoon at tire ruslilf'
Dampere fsrer Trooper til 9prfiitan
@arf Tpain tjente paa Ell Joreles:
ninasreile fra Mopember til Warts $16:
900, netto.
Gn Drfan git ouer ben norore 8pi
al g%tuitralien ben %. Gn Jiiferflaaot
al 40 8aabe s~belasoes % $50 Wen-
nelfer omfom.
9pbelisbeoen / 2onbon aftaser ira al
pere "A for bpert 1000 / 1860 til 20
Be to libite Mar. Jpbilerne aftaser fra
35 / 1880 til 80 i 1886.
Den iprite Harti Stilsmisie i fet npe
CANADA 6oule at Commons fanot 5teb
80 Npril, bporpeo BET piite Jig at Sic
serinsen bapbe Majoritet at 81,
s Sftober Maaneb oil Scr, Gbarles
9icfens, Sun al ben ensellfe 9igter, be-
apnbe en- &effe 6orelesninger. 0an
li9ner tint 5aber; bar allerebe mango
Spfurorinser,
Mebens "2ubengriu" opfprtes
Garis, lamlebe Der Jig EFT Slot noenfpr
1beateret us lang "Wtarieilaiie" oa
raabte, "Vive la Francer' Yplitiet
arrelterebe fire, % 8esnen uplplte Den
sprige Arb.-
|. 2pnbpn Zines tiger 8or Nrtiffel
.om Garnellisme os 5orbrpoelie bar
ieitet Jig opbt / 5olfets Grinorin9
os bar fremfalot ben Sperbipisning at
intet fan roffe bent unotasen %iaabanne
8epijer lom 8arnel life fan fremf pre.
samtibis flyer Zines at Scr. Sobn
Dillon / lit 6oripar for Harnelit Hartiet
enten ipste at fremitiae ct iammenpepet
Dist eller noset at ct lapere nerligbeos
|DDb.
Gopin 2emis (gonlerpatip) sjoroe
Weeolemmer al 6oule Of gommons OPP
merflom paa oenne nbtalelle iom ct 8ruo
paa 8repilesium os foreilog at 9uiet
lfuloe tase 6en1pn til bet. Scr. Willon
lasoe at berlom ban funbe faa &ebafz
tionen for Zines trent for en- 0omitol,
lfuloe ban bepile at ban bar en- feis
Qpaner. 6uiet abjournerebe roen nosen
Nfsjgrelle.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
Castle Garden.

Mmerifa pebbliper at p9re ben SAITH
9es 1ilflugtsiteb. Snobanoringen bar
nh peret 1torre / Mpril Maaneb enb for
mause Nar tilbase Os bar llbiist til at
pebblipe / famine Grab. Cattle @arben
i Seem Sort leperer ct al be melt iuteresz
lante Sfueipil / belle Seem Oorf, belit
naar Dampifibet anfommer. Gmisrantz
saarben er inobelt / flere Mfbelinser,
siennem bpilfe Npfommerne ntaa gaa.
s enfelte at bisie Nfoelinser er Snlpefz
tprer, iom 9jpr benz be alminbelige
Spsrssmaal ~ansaaenbe beres Benaez
forbolo os 5lestninser eller ajenote.
Som for Grempel:
gn iterflemmet uns 5Dbifer fom
frem.
"Sar bu 9ense?" lpurste Snlpeftsz
rem.
"Nei!w bar Sparet.
"8enner Der / BDen?"
"Nei!"
"gfoget anbetitebs ber / 2aaoet?"
"Neiw
"0pao bar bu tanft at b~eitile?"
"eSeg er 8a9er os baube t9nft at ie
efter Nrbeioe."
"0porleoes oil bu ernnre big til bu
faar Nrbeibe?"
Den nn9e Mfano itioieoe. Snipefts=
rem forflarebe BAN, at ban MATTE pad
en- eIer anoen Maa0e f~uriifre Dem ON
life at blipe en- Bprbe for 2anbets Sat
tisfasle. 0an bros oa ct fort 2omunez
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20

ubr at Sub op at i'm aonrne % lasoe
bet pan 6pprserens sfripepult. 3an
bleu bolot tilbase for nrrnere unberlB-
9eiSe, men ienere, paa en- anoen 1polfers
@aranti, tillabt at lanbe.
Dfte taser bet ilere Dase meo oenne
examination, Os imolertio ienhes be op
til Warbs Sslanb, % beriom, bet life
tilabes benz at lanoe, lenoes be tilba9e
paa bet &ompasnis Mesnins iOm braste
benz uper.
Gnsans anfom Der Ell Ssoefamilie ira
&uslanb. SITE en- al benz flrnoe iises
at bore / 8eliboelie al alminbelis Sc
semsfraft. De bar iua9e, flnbe intet
6aanoperf, bapbe pnret &remmere i
Rrslanb, bpilfet pil iise bet famine iOm
Iissere, bar fiaebe, ifione o9 uile paa
ale Maaoer. Sc bapoe insen Slest %
in9en 8enner / bette 2ano os fom meb
5oruoiatnins ON Blot at BUTTE Jig
for at faa bet, be biloe BABE. 80 bet
blep benz ne9tet at lanoe, falot 2eberen,
en- meb T9erne no sjennem Steplerne,
neo paa &na % umfapneoe Snlpettsrens
5eober os bao / ct for bemne uforitaaez
ligt Spro9 ON life at ienbe benz tilbase;
men Sfficerens itrense 8eialins matte
Sblanbt Snipeftprerne er Der oslaa
en- &pinoe, Der eiter at be manblise er
farois meo fine Sperssmaal, taser
iaaoaune, iom bun ipnes at bebepe Biz
itano, tiliioe % ipsrser om be paa
EFT eler anben Maabe er fommet / l1leiz
li9beo paa Sfibet, os BET benoer ufte, at
oenne Examination enber meo Brpllup i
Cattle @arben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
iyor iyarm og Garmere.

Ser er tire Maaber at faa Jig Ell 6arm
paa al Dnfel Sam, (5orenebe Stater.)
Den fprlte er ejennem Ere~emption
Qopen peo at boIette fig paa ben. 9et
beltaar / at rpobe 2anoet / ben 9eniigt at
bebo bet. Otter 80 Gage ma en- iaaz
ban Npbpsser siue Ell fulo 8eifripelie
oper lit 2anb inben District Court, o9
erflere i'm 9eniist at bo Der. Oette
fojter 81. Naar benne oa bar boet Der
6 Maaneoer fan ban flute &ontraft,
"a peo at betale til Staten 1925 pr. Mcre
er 2anbet bans.
Den anben Waabe er 9ome teal. glnz
isseren saar til District Court os an
Tiger ON ct piit Stpffe 2ano, os betaler
$14. 9an ntaa ba inoen 6 Maaneoer
babe bpsset fig ct gus, % efter at bape
boet Der fem Mar fan ban peb at betale
81. faa Deeb os babe fulb Gienboms &et.
Den treble 6ramsanssmaaoe, er peo
IrezGlaim, bpilfet er iom 6omeiteao os
foiter bet FANNIE. NnIesenoe bebgper
Der life at bo paa Jarmen men maa
rpb6e fem Ncres paa ct Nar; ma iaa
2,7OO 6re paa bper Ncre, os bape 675
lenenhp 1rrpr i1ben ful0 Het fan inD=
bentes. 9pilfeniombelf Berger at be
Gorenebe Stater oper RI Nar 9ammel,
fan tage 100 Ncres paa bpilfeniombelft
Maabe, eaer $40 paa to 5~ramsanss=
moaber, berlom Tre@@laim er en- al benz
men insen fan tase 8rez@mption, iom
for Nnigenin9en alereoe er ! 8eiiobelie
at $40 NcreS
8. 8. 6errD leperer nOsle sooe gini
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-20
On frpetelie spse.

Ere un9eW ano ct. Saul bapbe Ell bel
llge brepet ON fra Saloon til Saloon %
bruffet. Den enc bar lanbet | ct Sig9ez
bus. 9e to andre melbte bam bgb, leieoe
en- 2isuosn. fjsbte 2isfiite os 8lomiter,
fit to Nesere til at bore bebjelpelise
meb 8esrapelien, % fjbrte til bet be-
rD9tebe 6us, bpor ben treble &amerat par.
Negrete banfebe paa. st Jruentimmer
TOM no. Be forlanste 2iset. men bun
piloe life ilippe benz inb, Os 2istOset
maatte penbe tilbage. Oct er reblelsz
fulot, men ! COB 9armoni meb Brans
bepinens 5slser.